Programmed learning is:
A) Learning interviewing skills with the aid of a computer.
B) Learning to apply interviewing skills in exactly the same way in
every interview.
C) Learning single microskills of the interview by further breaking
them down into manageable teaching units or frames.
D) Learning how to program clients toward new ways of thinking,
feeling, and behaving.
C
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A) ?were excluded from WPA and the PWA B) ?were allowed only token participation in the WPA and PWA C) ?participated in considerable numbers in the WPA and PWA D) ?were generally uninterested in the WPA and PWA
___________ is mandatory employment in return for welfare
payments. A. Work Incentive Now B. Welfare-to-work C. Job Opportunities and Basic Skills D. Workfare
This theory explicitly takes into account of how cohort and the historical time
period affect aging. A) age stratification theory B) political economy theory C) social constructionism D) social exchange theory
Two factors in the agreement between society and the family that contribute to child maltreatment include
a. society’s belief in the sanctify of the family b. society places high value on children c. society will intervene whenever a family does not complete the basic tasks of child rearing d. society afford more rights to children than to their parents